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Course Overview
Where You Can Study
Brisbane
15 Boronia Rd, Brisbane, QLD 4009
Student Information
Provider's Published Fee
Duration
Intakes
Study Mode
Eligibility
Domestic students:
International students:
English language proficiency (all applicants)
English Language Proficiency Requirements
If you were not born in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Ireland, South Africa or United States of America, you are required to meet the English Language Proficiency requirements set by the University.
Applicants are required to provide documentation confirming completion of:
completed within Australia, Canada, New Zealand, United Kingdom, South Africa, Ireland, or United States of America, which will meet the English proficiency.
If you are an international student, additional requirements may apply, please visit international student information for more details.
If you do not satisfy any of the above, you will need to undertake an English language proficiency test and achieve the following scores:
English test results remain valid for no more than two years between final examination date and the date of commencement of study, and must appear on a single result certificate.
Each student will be assessed individually.
Career & Study Pathways
Completion of the Bachelor of Public Health (Specialisation) will prepare you to pursue employment opportunities in roles such as:
Quality & Recognition
Academic Regulator
TEQSA
Professional Body
Council of Academic Public Health Institutions Australasia (CAPHIA)
Accreditation Status
AccreditedSkills Assessor
VETASSESS
Course Content
Foundations of Health
Core unit
Health and the Environment
Core unit
Introductory Science
Core unit
Public Health Data and Measurement
Core unit
Public Health and Chronic Disease
Core unit
Communicable Diseases and Public Health
Core unit
Public Health Initiatives
Core unit
Public Health and Environmental Sustainability
Core unit
Scientific Research Fundamentals
Part of the Environmental Health major
Modern Environmental Issues
Part of the Environmental Health major
Introduction to Investigative Methods
Part of the Environmental Health major
Environmental Health Law
Part of the Environmental Health major
Microbiology
Part of the Environmental Health major
Food Safety
Part of the Environmental Health major
Environmental Toxicology
Part of the Environmental Health major
Environmental Health Risk Management
Part of the Environmental Health major
Population Health Epidemiology
Part of the Environmental Health major
Public Health Disaster Management
Part of the Environmental Health major
Public Health in Practice A
Part of the Environmental Health major
Public Health in Practice B
Part of the Environmental Health major
Human Anatomy and Physiology 1
Part of the Generalist major
Human Anatomy and Physiology 2
Part of the Generalist major
Food, Nutrition and Health
Part of the Generalist major
Health Promotion Concepts
Part of the Generalist major
Healthy Lifestyles
Part of the Generalist major
Community Needs Assessment
Part of the Generalist major
Human Nutrition
Part of the Generalist major
Food Safety
Part of the Generalist major
Environmental Toxicology
Part of the Generalist major
Community Engaged Learning
Part of the Generalist major
Public Health Nutrition
Part of the Generalist major
Health in all Policies
Part of the Generalist major
Epidemiology and Statistics
Part of the Generalist major
Systems Thinking in Public Health
Part of the Generalist major
Foundations of Emergency and Disaster Management
Part of the Generalist major
Public Health Practice in the Cross-Cultural Community
Part of the Generalist major
Healthy Lifestyles
Part of the Health Promotion major
Health Promotion Concepts
Part of the Health Promotion major
Education and Learning: Colonisation and Decolonisation in the Cultural Interface
Part of the Health Promotion major
Community Needs Assessment
Part of the Health Promotion major
Drugs in Society
Part of the Health Promotion major
Community Engaged Learning
Part of the Health Promotion major
First Nations Community Engagement
Part of the Health Promotion major
Health in all Policies
Part of the Health Promotion major
Population Health Epidemiology
Part of the Health Promotion major
Public Health Disaster Management
Part of the Health Promotion major
Public Health in Practice A
Part of the Health Promotion major
Public Health in Practice B
Part of the Health Promotion major
Residential Construction
Part of the Built Environment minor
Construction Legislation 1
Part of the Built Environment minor
Building Materials 1
Part of the Built Environment minor
Building Systems and Services 1
Part of the Built Environment minor
Foundations of Emergency and Disaster Management
Part of the Emergency and Disaster Management minor
Disaster Risk Reduction
Part of the Emergency and Disaster Management minor
Building Adaptive Capacity with Communities
Part of the Emergency and Disaster Management minor
Volunteerism and the Community
Part of the Emergency and Disaster Management minor
Environmental Health Law
Part of the Environmental Health minor
Environmental Toxicology
Part of the Environmental Health minor
Food Safety
Part of the Environmental Health minor
Water Resource Management
Part of the Environmental Health minor
Environmental Monitoring
Part of the Environmental Science minor
Geographic Information Systems
Part of the Environmental Science minor
Catchment to Reef Management
Part of the Environmental Science minor
Water Resource Management
Part of the Environmental Science minor
Human Anatomy and Physiology 1
Part of the Exercise Science minor
Physical Activity, Fitness and Health
Part of the Exercise Science minor
Skill Acquisition and Movement
Part of the Exercise Science minor
Exercise and Sport Psychology
Part of the Exercise Science minor
Healthy Lifestyles
Part of the Health Promotion minor
Health Promotion Concepts
Part of the Health Promotion minor
Community Needs Assessment
Part of the Health Promotion minor
First Nations Community Engagement
Part of the Health Promotion minor
Human Resource Management
Part of the Human Resource Management minor
Organisational Behaviour
Part of the Human Resource Management minor
Conflict and Negotiation
Part of the Human Resource Management minor
Talent Strategy & Acquisition
Part of the Human Resource Management minor
First Nation and Non-Indigenous History: The Interface
Part of the Indigenous Studies minor
Contemporary Indigenous Issues
Part of the Indigenous Studies minor
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples Health
Part of the Indigenous Studies minor
First Nations Cultures and Country
Part of the Indigenous Studies minor
Introducing Social Change
Part of the International Development and Humanitarian Service minor
Appropriate Technology for Humanitarian Projects
Part of the International Development and Humanitarian Service minor
Building Adaptive Capacity with Communities
Part of the International Development and Humanitarian Service minor
Global Public Health
Part of the International Development and Humanitarian Service minor
Food, Nutrition and Health
Part of the Public Health Nutrition minor
Human Nutrition
Part of the Public Health Nutrition minor
Nutrition in Practice
Part of the Public Health Nutrition minor
Public Health Nutrition
Part of the Public Health Nutrition minor
Safety in Complexity
Part of the Safety Science minor
Safety Regulation and Management
Part of the Safety Science minor
Exposures and Health Risk
Part of the Safety Science minor
Hazard Management and Risk Control
Part of the Safety Science minor
Fundamentals of Sustainable Energy
Part of the Science and Sustainability minor
Water Resource Management
Part of the Science and Sustainability minor
Rethinking Waste
Part of the Science and Sustainability minor
Sustainability Issues and Solutions
Part of the Science and Sustainability minor
Common Questions
Students can choose from three majors: Environmental Health, Health Promotion, or Generalist. The Environmental Health Major focuses on assessing, monitoring and evaluating environmental health issues. The Health Promotion Major teaches students to initiate, manage and evaluate a health promotion project. The Generalist Major develops skills and knowledge across a broad range of public health topics.
Yes. Graduates with the Environmental Health major are entitled to become members of Environmental Health Australia (EHA) and qualify to work as an Environmental Health Officer in states with legislatory requirements, including Western Australia. Graduates with the Health Promotion major are eligible to apply to become a registered Health Promotion Practitioner through the International Union of Health Promotion and Education (IUHPE).
Yes, as a requirement of EHA accreditation, Environmental Health students are required to attend residential school for a number of units, specifically: PBHL12001 Communicable Diseases and Public Health, MBIO19012 Microbiology, ENVH12001 Food Safety, and ENVH13002 Environmental Health Risk Management.
You must complete 24 units (144 credits). The structure consists of 8 core units plus either one major (12 units) and one four-unit minor, or one major consisting of 16 units. A range of minors is available including Built Environment, Emergency and Disaster Management, Environmental Health, Health Promotion, Public Health Nutrition, Safety Science, and more.
Yes. If you have prior experience or have studied previously, you may be eligible for credit or recognition of prior learning (RPL), which can help reduce your study load and the time it takes to complete your degree. You can learn more about credit and RPL including application timelines and the overall process on the CQUniversity website.
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